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Advantages Of Being A Middle-Aged Creative

Posted on November 18, 2017 by lynnefisher

Middle-aged sounds old, doesn’t it? But it generally covers any age from 45 to 65, the period before we drift into old age. And of course we may dislike the physical effects of this midlife aging, with some unwanted ‘spreading … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: James Hollis

Advantages Of Being A Middle-Aged Creative

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